Administrative Reforms in the Governmental System in Bangladesh

Abstract

1. In pursuance of the request by the Public Administration Reforms Commission, Rector, BPATC formed a committee for determining the modus operandi as to how the BPATC can provide advice/help to the Public. Administration Reforms Commission. m 2. The committee suggests sthe following modus operandi to formulate recommendations op each of the major issues or any of the self contained parts of it (such as Transparency, efficiency, dynamism etc.) in public administration. (a) Holding national worshops to be participated by workshop contributors/participants which will comprise academicians, politicians and people's representatives of the respective fields. (b) Foundation Course trainees will fill in a questionnaire prepared in the, light of the TOR of Public Administration Reforms Commission during their week long field attachment. The committee suggests that the SSC and the ACAD participants may be given topics selected from the TOR qf Public Administration Reforms Commission to prespare seminar papers.- (c) Committee also suggests that syndicatre study or seminar may be held on the recommendations accrued upon (a), (b) and (c) to have more concrete and pragmatic recommendations. 3. Accordingly 22 Joint Secretaries to the Government of Bangladesh who participated in the 28th Senior Staff Course wrote 22 seminar papers on their respective working places using the theme 'Reforms in Public Administration'. The list of the seminar papers may be seen at Appendix-1.